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Nikon has revealed the details behind the D4 their next-generation flagship DSLR camera. The full-frame DSLR improves upon the 2-year old D3s in every which way, including better image and video performance as well as new Ethernet and XQD memory card ports.

Looking for a premium point-and-shoot camera? The 12.1-megapixel Canon IXUS 1100HS with 12x optical zoom and wide-angle 28mm lens seems to fit the bill from our assessment. It even comes with a 3.2-inch touchscreen interface, but does it interfere with usability? Find out the details after the jump.

If budget is of the utmost priority, reasonably affordable Android smartphones such as the HTC Wildfire S are up for consideration. Here's our verdict on whether budget-friendly phones are just as adequate in performance.

The iA100 is iHome's flagship bedside speaker dock, and is compatible not only with the iPod and iPhone, but the iPad too. It supports Bluetooth (A2DP) and can double up as an FM clock-radio. But does it perform? Let's find out.

The increase of users migrating to fiber broadband networks in Singapore lately spawned an increase of 802.11n routers churned out. The Edimax BR-6475nD is one such router. Will it deliver? Here's our lab assessment.

The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm f/1.8 is a beautiful Micro Four Thirds lens that is perfect for portrait shooting. The fast f/1.8 aperture lets you grab quick shots in low-light and also pleasingly blur backgrounds to emphasize your subject. Here's a quick look at how the lens performs.

2011 has been an exciting year, filled with innovative and practical gadgets. As we close off the year and embark on another year of discovery in the world of technology, let us re-examine the year in passing and present the Top 100 Products of 2011.

At first impression, the W570 is a very small and light compact camera which sports a metallic front fascia and a plastic back with a chrome lining. With so many compacts in the market these days, how will this one stand out? We dig in.

Ever wanted to know if more VRAM or if those hybrid HDDs with built-in SSD cache really work for gaming needs? We investigate with the ASUS G74SX, a 17.3-inch gaming notebook with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M GPU and 3GB VRAM, Core i7-2670QM (2.2GHz) processor, full HD 3D display, and two 500GB hybrid HDDs.